Phil Lesh & Friends
06.17.00
The Gorge
George, WA
Source: Neumann (model unknown) > DAT > SP/DIF > SoundForge > WAV > CD
DISC 1:
01 - //Feeling Groovy-ish Jam >
02 - Mountains of the Moon > Jam >
03 - In Your Eyes > Jam >
04 - Shakedown > Jam >
DISC 2:
01 - Crazy Fingers > Jam >
02 - Terrapin Station >
03 - Brokedown Palace
Encore:
04 - Casey Jones
Note: d1t1 missing first ~15 seconds
Recorded, encoded and seeded by:
Evan Saxton
06.17.00
The Gorge
George, WA
Source: Neumann (model unknown) > DAT > SP/DIF > SoundForge > WAV > CD
DISC 1:
01 - //Feeling Groovy-ish Jam >
02 - Mountains of the Moon > Jam >
03 - In Your Eyes > Jam >
04 - Shakedown > Jam >
DISC 2:
01 - Crazy Fingers > Jam >
02 - Terrapin Station >
03 - Brokedown Palace
Encore:
04 - Casey Jones
Note: d1t1 missing first ~15 seconds
Recorded, encoded and seeded by:
Evan Saxton
Related Music question-dark
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| Mountains of the Moon > Jam > |
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| In Your Eyes > Jam > |
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| Shakedown > Jam > |
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| Terrapin Station > |
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| Brokedown Palace |
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| Casey Jones |
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Notes
Source: Neumann (model unknown) > DAT > SP/DIF > SoundForge > WAV > CD
Reviews
Reviewer:
wildgeese
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January 27, 2007
Subject: FORD TOUGH!!
Subject: FORD TOUGH!!
As much as I love the 2000-2004 Quintet, and the Campbell-Osborne lineup of 2006 for that matter, something about these early lineups keeps pulling me back.
I've had these Gorge discs for five years now and they're among the most-listened-to discs of all my obscenely huge P&F library.
I think the reason is Robben Ford. The guy does things with a guitar like you'll never hear elsewhere. Listen to his playing in Shakedown - the trills, the flourishes, the fills, the ANIMAL noises he coaxes out of his axe. This is the stuff that melts my butter.
Phil has had so many good friends, I could never pick my favorite band. This is a keeper.
I've had these Gorge discs for five years now and they're among the most-listened-to discs of all my obscenely huge P&F library.
I think the reason is Robben Ford. The guy does things with a guitar like you'll never hear elsewhere. Listen to his playing in Shakedown - the trills, the flourishes, the fills, the ANIMAL noises he coaxes out of his axe. This is the stuff that melts my butter.
Phil has had so many good friends, I could never pick my favorite band. This is a keeper.
